1957 Map of Nolensville

About this map

Mill Creek carves a central path through this Tennessee landscape, where rural life in the late 1950s is defined by a dense network of family-named cemeteries and crossroads churches. The settlement of Nolensville serves as a primary hub, supported by the Nolensville Sch and Nolensville Ch. Further south, the community of Arrington sits near the crossing of Arrington Creek. The terrain is punctuated by distinctive rises such as McMahan Knob and Chinquapin Hill, which overlook various hollows like Burke Hollow and Warren Hollow.